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* AA ee Vol..I7. No. 8 February 27, I974 I5¢ Per Copy KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER VISITS TERRACE BAY. Darwin Smith, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Neenah, Wisconsin, and party 2 "arrived in Terrace Bay on February I3th in the Company's Citation Jet, landing on the newly made air strip. They visited with Mill personnel and then flew to Longlac in a JetRanger Helicopter, visiting with Woodlands personnel. The party returned to Terrace Bay, and then to Neenah the same afternoon. Left to right, Grant Puttock, Resident Operations Manager; Tim Hoeksema, Pilot; Cy Haycraft, President, Kimberly-Clark of Canada Ltd.,; Tom Stanton, Vice President and Darwin Smith. KING AND QUEEN CROWNED AT FUN SPIEL The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223, Terrace Bay, held their annual Fun-time Curl- ing bonspiel last weekend, with many non-curl- ers and once-a-year curlers taking part. The evening before, the King and Queen, who reigned over the proceedings, were chosen- from among the ranks. They were Ted Velanoff and Peggy Regis. Saturday morning at 2 o'clock, the first rock was thrown, and some good curling was seen. 2 The Lorne MacKenzie rink emerged victorious with Stella Gusul, Bill Moon and Evelyn Falzet ta sharing the honours. Runners-up were Henry Duriez, Joyce Mercier, John Teniuk and Peggy Regis. Third were Ron Seidel, D. MacKenzie, Leon Theriault and Marion Pluta. continued page 2